Multiples Artists
ORANGE, Contemporary Art Event of Saint-Hyacinthe
29.08.2003 – 12.10.2003

Speakers
Ron Benner, Dario Corbeira, Barbara Fischer, Massimo Guerrera, André-Louis Paré et Jean-Philippe Uzel

Agriculture and agribusiness operations dominate the Saint-Hyacinthe region, from crop and livestock raising and processing to food distribution. This reality, and the highly topical issues that it provokes, have fired the creativity of many artists. Which, in turn, has prompted EXPRESSIONto present ORANGE, Contemporary-Art Event of Saint-Hyacinthe.

The inaugural edition of ORANGE features works by 18 artists from Quebec and elsewhere in Canada and from abroad, all of whom have developed one aspect or another of the agri-food chain in their art. They have been invited by the curators to display their creations in public spaces and vacant buildings in downtown Saint-Hyacinthe and the surrounding area. The event also includes site-specific installations, mobile works and an exhibition at EXPRESSION. Throughout the event, artists and various experts will deliver talks on art and agri-food questions. Subsequently, these lectures will be grouped together and published. The main program will be complemented by a wide range of sidebar activities that go beyond the visual arts.

Opening night on August 28, 2003 at 7 pm.
Presentations on September 27 and 28, 2003.

ORANGE is a contemporary art event produced by EXPRESSION.

Commissioners
Marcel Blouin, Mélanie Boucher and Patrice Loubier

Speakers
Ron Benner, Dario Corbeira, Barbara Fischer, Massimo Guerrera, André-Louis Paré et Jean-Philippe Uzel

Agriculture and agribusiness operations dominate the Saint-Hyacinthe region, from crop and livestock raising and processing to food distribution. This reality, and the highly topical issues that it provokes, have fired the creativity of many artists. Which, in turn, has prompted EXPRESSIONto present ORANGE, Contemporary-Art Event of Saint-Hyacinthe.

The inaugural edition of ORANGE features works by 18 artists from Quebec and elsewhere in Canada and from abroad, all of whom have developed one aspect or another of the agri-food chain in their art. They have been invited by the curators to display their creations in public spaces and vacant buildings in downtown Saint-Hyacinthe and the surrounding area. The event also includes site-specific installations, mobile works and an exhibition at EXPRESSION. Throughout the event, artists and various experts will deliver talks on art and agri-food questions. Subsequently, these lectures will be grouped together and published. The main program will be complemented by a wide range of sidebar activities that go beyond the visual arts.

Opening night on August 28, 2003 at 7 pm.
Presentations on September 27 and 28, 2003.

ORANGE is a contemporary art event produced by EXPRESSION.